Technology
Gmail Hack Targeted White HouseDEVLIN BARRETT and SIOBHAN GORMAN The Wall Street Journal 06/03/2011 | Netflix sharing will be a crime in Tennesse Tennessean.com 06/03/2011 |
 People who work at the White House were among those targeted by the China-based hackers who broke into Google Inc.'s Gmail accounts, according to one U.S. official. The hackers likely were hoping the officials were conducting administration business on their private emails, according to lawmakers and security experts. |  State lawmakers in country music’s capital have passed a groundbreaking measure that would make it a crime to use a friend’s login — even with permission — to listen to songs or watch movies from services such as Netflix and Rhapsody. |
Hackers Resurrect Tupac With Bogus Story on PBS Website FOX News 06/01/2011 | Facebook page calls for beating Saudi women drivers Breitbart.com 05/26/2011 |
 PBS officials say hackers have cracked the network's website, posting a phony story claiming dead rapper Tupac Shakur was alive in New Zealand, and a group that claimed responsibility for the hacking complained about a recent "Frontline" investigative news program on WikiLeaks. |  A campaign has been launched on Facebook calling for men to beat Saudi women who drive their cars in a planned protest next month against the ultra-conservative kingdom's ban on women taking the wheel. |
Lady Gaga Album Demand Melts Down AmazonJohn Kell The Wall Street Journal 05/25/2011 | Up to 20 million Americans 'overcharged' by AT&T for data usage Daily Mail 05/21/2011 |
 Amazon.com Inc.’s one-day, 99-cent promotion of Lady Gaga’s highly anticipated second studio album, “Born This Way,” is resulting in downloading delays on the Internet retailer’s website due to high volume, the company said Monday. |  AT&T are 'systematically overcharging' up to 20 million Americans who use their iPhone or iPad to access data on the go, an investigation has uncovered. The lawsuit alleges the phone giant routinely over charges customers between 7 and 14 per cent, and in some cases up to 300 per cent. |
Treebot tackles trunks, branches inchworm-styleTim Hornyak CNET 05/21/2011 | Hong Kong Tourism Board and Cathay Pacific Airways launch augmented reality mobile applications The FINANCIAL 05/20/2011 |
 We've seen robots that can slither up a tree and shimmy up telephone poles, and now engineers in Hong Kong have developed one that can crawl up trees autonomously. |  The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) and Cathay Pacific Airways announced their joint initiative – DiscoverHongKong Mobile App Series – one of the first smart phone travel application series in the world that makes use of the augmented reality technology. |
Android smartphones face data breach threatTim Bradshaw Financial Times 05/20/2011 | US outlines global plan for cyberspaceLOLITA C. BALDOR and DARLENE SUPERVILLE My Way News 05/18/2011 |
 Owners of Android smartphones are being warned to avoid public WiFi networks after researchers found a security flaw that could affect the vast majority of devices based on Google’s software. |  The Obama administration laid out plans Monday to work aggressively with other nations to make the Internet more secure, enable law enforcement to work closely on cybercrime and ensure that citizens everywhere have the freedom to express themselves online. |
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